Nick_ll
05-25-2011, 07:09 PM
Hi!
I'm new here, looking for some help!
My girlfriend has bought a 2006 GS sedan last fall, and being myself, I had to change something. So I decided to install a HID kit. That's about the moment I found out about the DRL-HID problem.
So I installed a relay.
My setup is pretty much what daydreamer (that's his username, right?) said.
- 12V SPDT relay 30a/40a
- Pin 85 trigger from parking lights pos
- Pin 86 gnd
- Pin 30 original low beams pos
- Pin 87 to low beams pos
- Pin 87a tap into 1 high beam pos
Right now, the problem is that the high beam indicator in the cluster is always on, until the parking lights come on. Any way to bypass this? Anyone else with this problem? Anyone fixed it? Looking at the diagram, the only way I see I could fix it would be to use the high beam relay to switch an additionnal relay, effectively isolating the high beams bulb-fuse circuit from its original relay.
Is this the correct way to do this?
Thanks
Nick
I'm new here, looking for some help!
My girlfriend has bought a 2006 GS sedan last fall, and being myself, I had to change something. So I decided to install a HID kit. That's about the moment I found out about the DRL-HID problem.
So I installed a relay.
My setup is pretty much what daydreamer (that's his username, right?) said.
- 12V SPDT relay 30a/40a
- Pin 85 trigger from parking lights pos
- Pin 86 gnd
- Pin 30 original low beams pos
- Pin 87 to low beams pos
- Pin 87a tap into 1 high beam pos
Right now, the problem is that the high beam indicator in the cluster is always on, until the parking lights come on. Any way to bypass this? Anyone else with this problem? Anyone fixed it? Looking at the diagram, the only way I see I could fix it would be to use the high beam relay to switch an additionnal relay, effectively isolating the high beams bulb-fuse circuit from its original relay.
Is this the correct way to do this?
Thanks
Nick